One day itll be gone

sweet :o
u n i are gonna live forever :D lol
oasis, u havent seen a band till u see em live

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Originally Posted by Spinche.Worbla

sweet :o
u n i are gonna live forever :D lol
oasis, u havent seen a band till u see em live

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Live forever like a fox!

"it is the fate of all species to become exinct, in the same way it is the fate of all members of a species to die"-my bio book

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Originally Posted by Mojavpa

"it is the fate of all species to become exinct, in the same way it is the fate of all members of a species to die"-my bio book

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Too.. much... to.... take..... in!

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Originally Posted by Mojavpa

"it is the fate of all species to become exinct, in the same way it is the fate of all members of a species to die"-my bio book

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Ok, here goes. The planet gets hit by a big meteor, and everything dies. The world is no more.
That's the only way that weed will not be around anymore.

Besides, why is fate even brought into the science book? Isn't science all about proving/disproving the many realities of life? IDK, it just seems weird I guess. Oh well, I'm going back to my bong now, peace.

weed will alwsays exist. and it exists since thousand of years.

weed will get more and more potent with years

1. Meteor

2, Crash, Bang, Wollop!! (with batman graphics)

3. We're all fooked

4. Smokin in a land where the sun dont go down.....Eternally happy!!!!

can't fookin wait!!

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Originally Posted by MightyFourTwenty

Ok, here goes. The planet gets hit by a big meteor, and everything dies. The world is no more.
That's the only way that weed will not be around anymore.

Besides, why is fate even brought into the science book? Isn't science all about proving/disproving the many realities of life? IDK, it just seems weird I guess. Oh well, I'm going back to my bong now, peace.

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lol Yeah, biology books add words like "fate" I guess to make science more appealing. But what they mean is that it is inevitable that every species will go exinct. If we think of the human body as a vessel for genes to express themselves, and that because the human body must die because of natural processes like oxidation, the genes survive through reproduction. But when we pass on our genes, the new genetic combination of our offspring is different from us, but in a sense some of the original genes live on.

In the same way, the sum total of all the genes from a species will eventually be inherited into a new species, the goal being that a new species is perhaps more adapted to its environment.

Man himself may evolve to the point where he no longer wants, enjoys, or needs, it, as well.

I know that there are people out there saying, "Not in MY lifetime!", lol.

I agree with ghost.